„Lágþýska“: Munur á milli breytinga

|svæði=[[Sambandslýðveldið Þýskaland]], [[Konungsríkið Holland]]

|talendur=3 milljónir manns nota málið sem móðumál, um það bil 10 milljónir skilja það.

|ætt2=[[Germanskt tungumál|Germanskt]]

|ætt3=[[Vestgermönsk tungumál|Vesturgermanska]]

|iso2=nds|iso3=nds}}

 

'''Low German''' (also called '''Plattdeutsch''', '''Plattdüütsch''' or '''Low Saxon''') is a name for the [[regional language]] varieties of the [[Low Germanic languages]] spoken mainly in northern [[Germany]], and eastern [[Netherlands]]. Also, there are some speakers in the coastal areas of [[Poland]], and immigrant communities in several places of the world, for instance in [[Canada]]. In the Southern [[Jutland]] region of [[Denmark]] there may still be some Low German speakers in some [[German as a minority language|German minority]] communities, but the Low German and [[North Frisian language|North Frisian]] dialects of [[Denmark]] ought to be considered moribund, if not extinct, at this time.